Commodity Market Report
LNG short-term outlook: July 2024
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Report summary
European TTF prices have remained flat in July. NW European LNG imports were weak, with an increase in Atlantic cargoes travelling to Asia. Low utilisation of European regas terminals has reduced the discount of Northwest European LNG DES prices versus TTF, largely below the cost of primary regas capacity. Asian LNG DES prices trade at a premium (around $1.8/mmbtu) to European LNG DES prices, incentivising cross-basin trade.
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- Cargoes pushed the long way to Asia, while European deliveries soften further
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